I also would be interested in some way of expanding range either via my home WiFi or increasing the range of the base station? I just installed my two cameras and spent more time trying to work out where to put the base station to be able to have a connection to both cameras such that my (separate) garage was covered and my front door. I think the current solution is very limited so either 'boosters', attach to home WiFi or increase the current range of the base station which I do think is really limited.

to have reliable security cameras that still work when your power goes off it might be necessary to add an additional Network that is battery backed up like they eufy home and the soon to come out HomeBase booster.

That's great news and will certainly look out for that! However I am disappointed that the current range isn't so great but that's all I'm disappointed in by the way (apart from the planned added functionality sooner rather than later :-))

Well... I've purchased 2 camera, one was intended to be placed at the end of my garden.I've placed a wifi extender in my garden to ensure I've a good signal. I understand now that it was useless, as the base is not powerfull enough to cover the distance and there is no connection to my main wifi network.

By the way, the camera are working fine when I'm close to the base, but on the 1st floor of my house it is not (base is in the cellar).

I've read the previous posts, so I'm aware of this announcement.But can you tell us a bit more? If I place the extender inside my house, will it be able to propagate the signal until the bottom of my garden? Will it be "weather resistant"?At least I want to be able to connect my own wifi, even if you say it is not secure. That's my choice.

i try and keep all my smart tech on a separate network. I would include the cameras in this group. Most tech devices are secure enough but studies have shown that many of the devices are not as secure as they should be and some of the off brands have next to no security. Being an old IT guy with a little Security training I keep all my private data locked down on a faster private network.

Yes, there are constraints if the system is connected to a home wifi (power outs, security,...).But at least let the customer make his choices.I want to use my camera mostly as a webcam in my garden. No need for high security, I just want to connect it... which is not possible at the moment.